The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-05-25
SUMMONED ONCE MORE.
THE REV. DR.. M'eLYNN MUST
GO AT ONCE 70 ROME

Or be accommodated by Name--Roman
Theologians Have Read Henry Georges
Works and the Newspapers, and the
Pope Is Informed.
New YORK, May 4--Archbishop Corrf-
gan's secretary, the Rev. DIR. Mcdonald, said
to a reporter that accompanying the letter
from the pope to Archbishop Corrigan there
was special letter to DR.. McGlynn BY di-
rection Of Archbishop Corrigan it was sent
by special messenger to be delivered to DIR.
McGlynn. The messenger went to the
Academy Of Music in Jersey City on Sunday
evening and handed the letter to DR.. McGlynn
as he entered the building to deliver his
lecture on 1.-THE Sanctity Of Labor
The letter, DIR. Mcdonnell said, refers to
DIR. McGlynn's disobedience to Archbishop
Corrigan and his neglect to obey the sum-
mons of the pope of Jan. II, which, the
letter says, would be in itself sufficient to jus
tify the ecclesiastical authorities in iniiieting
a severe penalty ON him. DIR. McGlYn'.'s
conduct, however, had received the fh
consideration, and the letter says that Il
peremptorily summoned once for NIL, TO pa
eeed to Rome within forty days His failuA
to obey viii be the penalty of excommunica-
his name win be mentioned in the bull of ex-
communication and without further prelinl-
aries
The letter closes with expressions Of fer
vent hope that DR.. McClynn will be mindful
of his duty to the chs'rch and obey the sum-
MONS
DIR. Mcdonnell said that there were many
versions Of how the pope arrived at his de-
termination in the premises, but that the
true one Is this:
Three sets Of the works of Henry George
were sent to Rome last September. They
were examined by two competent theolo-
ginns, both thoroughly conversant with the
English language. After an exhaustive ex-
animation Of the books the two theologiaiis
made their report. In addition to the books
copies of the leading morning papers OF New
York and later copies OF The Standard were
sent to Rome from time to time, and still
later commission was appointed to examine
the whole matter. The action OF the pope
has thus resulted from knowledge Of the
true condition OF the matter Having every
means OF knowing the situation, he has been
able to consider the series of facts from the
beginning, and the result Is his autograph
letter to Archbishop Corrigan and the mo-
milton sent to DIR. McGlynnn
LII AAttAtI III btCiito HDi1 W tfOWQ OODlltF
Union every time he speaks whether or not
there is a charge for admission. Last night
tickets were fifty cents, and every seat was
filed. A great part of the audience was
made up of women. The lecture was on the
Duties of Labor and was for the Benefit Of
the newly organized Labor party Of the
Eighteenth Assembly district Philip Kelly,
chairman of the district, presided. Choruses
were sung by the Concordia Musical club of
100 voices, under the direction Of Miss
Agatha Munier. There was great enthusiasm
when DIR. McGlynn was introduced, and the
air was white with waving handkcrchiefs
Among other things he said.
II never became a priest as a matter of
business. know could have made much
more money in some other trade
The human family Is like great hive, in
which the drones should be considered an in
tcierable nuisance. It Is perversion Of
tsods law bisnt they slsssisi oas ,,orlr-
ing.
ut is a mans duty to the whole of society
not to sell his labor for less than its worth. y